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How do I filter displayed columns when double click in a pivot tab
When I double click in a field from a pivot table excel generates a new
worksheet with all rows containing the information I choose, but it also includes all columns from the database to which the pivot table is refering to. Is there a way to choose just the columns I need? Excel version 2003 |
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How do I filter displayed columns when double click in a pivottab
No, you can't control the output when you double-click on a pivot table
cell. You'll get all the columns from the source data. Juan Carlos wrote: When I double click in a field from a pivot table excel generates a new worksheet with all rows containing the information I choose, but it also includes all columns from the database to which the pivot table is refering to. Is there a way to choose just the columns I need? Excel version 2003 -- Debra Dalgleish Contextures http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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